When Should You Start Dating After Divorce?

Posted in: Counselling | June 19, 2017 at 8:00 am , by Richard Haney, Ph.D

how do you know when you're ready to date after a divorce?

It can be difficult to determine when you should start considering dating again after enduring a divorce. Whether you feel hurt and lonely, or are just eager to move on, it’s important to give yourself enough time to heal so that you can explore the dating scene in a healthy

WHAT MATTERS MOST

Posted in: E-Pamphlets | June 12, 2017 at 12:20 pm , by Richard Haney, Ph.D

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I have had the good fortune to participate in two seminars run by the Jungian analyst, James Hollis, Ph.D.: the first one was “Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life” and the second was “What Matters Most”. The title of this latter one is the same as the title

Finding More Time for Calm in Daily Life

Posted in: Stress Therapy | June 5, 2017 at 8:00 am , by Richard Haney, Ph.D

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Finding More Time for Calm in Daily Life

The demands of daily life can leave many of us stressed out, overwhelmed, and scattered. Between work, school, family, and everything in between, in order to survive, you must make time for yourself to relax and enjoy some peace and calmness. With all of the running around and hard work

How to Be Present in the Moment

Posted in: Relationship Counselling | May 22, 2017 at 8:00 am , by Richard Haney, Ph.D

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Do you ever feel as though time is flying by without your control? We all do as we grow older. But have you ever stopped to ask, why? When you think back to when you were a child, your thoughts weren’t so busy and constant. As a child, you focused

Is My Relationship Worth Saving?

Posted in: Relationship Counselling | May 8, 2017 at 8:00 am , by Richard Haney, Ph.D

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One of the worst questions you may have to face is “is my relationship worth saving?” Sometimes a relationship hits that breaking point and you need advice on how to know if your relationship is worth fixing. There are many reasons why relationships begin to dwindle, and the answer may